L. Roscomon's Bill.

The Marquis of Dorchester reported the Bill concerning the Lord Roscomon, as fit to pass, with the Addition of a few Names; which, being read Twice, were
Agreed to, and the Bill ordered to be ingrossed accordingly.

Jessop, concerning the Living of Winwick.

ORDERED, That Jessop, Minister of Winwick, in the County of Lancaster, shall be summoned
to appear before this House on this Day Fortnight, to
answer his Contempt, in not performing the Order of
this House formerly made, concerning the securing the
Profits of that Rectory, as by Certificate from the
Churchwardens did appear.

Message to H. C. with Bills.

A Message was sent to the House of Commons, by
Sir Edmond Peirce and Mr. Hobart:

To deliver the Lord Culpeper's Bill, and the Lord Gerard's Bill, and to desire their Concurrence therein.

Countess of Derby, Ly. Culpepper, & al. Nat. Bill.

Hodie 1avice lecta est Billa, "An Act for the Naturalizing of Dorothea Helena Countess of Derby, Wife
of the Right Honourable Charles Earl of Derby; and
Emilia called Countess of Ossory, Wife of the Right
Honourable Thomas Butler, called Earl of Ossery, Son
and Heir Apparent of the Right Honourable James
Marquis of Ormond, and Earl of Brecknock; and
Margarett Lady Culpeper, Wife of the Right Honourable Lord Culpeper; and the Right Honourable
Charles Kirkehoven Lord Wotton, and Dame Emilia
his Sister, Children of Catherine Stanhope Countess of Chesterfeild, and John Kirkhoven Lord of Hamflett."

Justice Foster, Leave to be absent.

Ordered, Justice Foster hath Leave to be absent
for a few Days.

Dr. Hodges recommended to the King.

Ordered, That the Duke of Albemarle, the Lord
Treasurer, and the Lord Chamberlain, are hereby appointed to attend His Majesty, and recommend Doctor
Hodges from this House to His Majesty, for His Favour,
in regard of his constant and diligent Attendance upon
this House.

Bill to prevent Usury.

Committee to prevent the Exportation of Money.

Ordered, That it be referred to the Lord Treasurer, Earl Bridgwater, Lord Robertes, Lord Craven,
and Lord Fynch, to consider of some Course to prevent
the Transporting of Money out of this Kingdom; and
to advise with the Judges what Law is already in Force
to that Purpose, and whether such Laws are a sufficient
Provision in that Behalf; and to report the same to this
House.

Count. of Derby and Ly. Culpeper take the Oaths.

This Day the Lady Dorothea Helena Countess of
Derby, and the Lady Margarett Culpeper, took the
Oaths of Allegiance and Supremacy, kneeling at the
End of the Lord Chancellor's Woolsack, the House
sitting; and the Clerk of the Crown reading the said
Oaths unto them, before the Bill of Naturalization was
read the Second Time.

Also a Certificate was produced, "That the Lady
Culpeper had received the Sacrament, in the Dutch
Congregation, on the 26th Day of August Instant."

Count. of Derby, Ly. Culpeper, & al. Nat. Bill.

Hodie 2avice lecta est Billa, for the Naturalizing of
Dorothea Helena Countess of Derby, and the Lady
Margarett Culpeper, and others.

Ordered, That this Bill be committed to the Committee for the Marquis of Newcastle's Bill.

Order for repairing the Streets.

The Order for mending the Streets in Westm. was
read, with an Addition thereunto, and agreed.

Cheek and Mildmay.

Ordered, That the Cause between Mr. Cheeke and
Mr. Myldmay shall be heard, on Thursday next, in the
Morning, at this Bar.

Anniversary Thanksgiving Bill.

ORDERED, That the Bill concerning the Anniversary
Thanksgiving shall be read To-morrow Morning.

Dr. Hodges recommended to the King.

ORDERED, &c. That the Duke of Albemarle, Lord
Treasurer, and the Lord Chamberlain, are hereby desired
to attend the King, and humbly to recommend Doctor
Hodges, Chaplain in Ordinary to His Majesty, from this
House, for some Mark of His Majesty's Favour, in
regard of his constant and diligent Attendance upon
this House ever since the Beginning of this Parliament.

Jessop's Order concerning the Living of Winwick.

ORDERED, &c. That Thomas Jessop shall appear at
this Bar, on this Day Fortnight, which will be the 10th
Day of September next, to answer the Complaint (fn. 1) which
is made against him unto their Lordships, by a Certificate of the Churchwardens of Winwicke, in the County
of Lancaster; and herein he may † not fail, as he will
answer the contrary.